Specifications:

• Lily and ribbon bow on the cover can beautify this Wedding Sign Book and looks elegant 
• Made of high quality material that this Wedding Sign Book can be kept for a long time, which makes the special moment memorable
• The simple, yet elegant Flowers Ribbon Wedding Sign Book is covered with a romantic atmosphere
• This wedding guest book is really a good product with good material, good workmanship and good design
• The flowers and ribbon bow on the wedding guest book is a good decoration
• A beautifully design featuring wonderful pages for the Bride, Groom and Attendants
• A romantic guest book of this kind can add enchantment to your wedding
• This Wedding Guest Sign Book is a must-have for the newly couples
• Material: Paper
• Size: 25.8 x 18.5cm/10.2 x 7.3in(L x W)
• Color: Red

Details:

• The appearance of this red wedding guest book, very bright and eye-catching

• Fine details and delicate workmanship make this guest book be worth owning

• The lining of the Unique Wedding Guest Book is also exquisite, which is a must-have thing for your wedding

Size in Detail:

How to Choose a Guest Book:

The wedding guest book provides the bride and groom with a document of their special day to accompany photographs and other memorabilia. Traditionally, guests sign the book and scribe a personal message to the newlyweds at the wedding or reception site. Here's how to choose a wedding guest book that you will enjoy reading for years to come.

Instructions:

• Decide on a wedding theme. The guest book you choose should complement the style of your wedding. If you choose specific wedding colors, for example, purchase a guest book that coordinates with your color scheme
• Choose a wedding guest book of the appropriate size. If you're planning a small event, buy a small book with only a few pages. If you are having a lot of guests, consider a guest book with three rings for inserting additional pages
• Purchase your guest book before your bridal showers. Most guest books include special pages for recording shower gifts. To avoid unsightly mistakes in your cherished guest book, have a friend record gifts on loose paper and transfer them yourself
• Decide whether you need a guest book set that includes a pen and stand. Pens that come with guests books are often expensive but not very high quality. Consider purchasing an inexpensive yet attractive and reliable pen to accompany the wedding guest book
• Appoint a guest book attendant to stand with the book at the reception. Your guest book attendant should be somebody who will feel comfortable encouraging guests to sign and enter well wishes to the couple. The attendant will also be responsible for transporting the guest book according to your instructions after the reception, so she should be trustworthy
• Talk with your wedding coordinator or event planner to ensure there will be a guest book table at your wedding reception. Ask your florist to create a simple display to decorate the table
• Enjoy reading your wedding guest book together. No matter which wedding guest book you choose, you will treasure your families' and friends' messages for a lifetime

Tips & Warnings:

• Many online wedding retailers sell wedding guest books at discount prices. If you see a guest book at a bridal salon, note the brand and style and check Internet prices before purchasing
• Display the guest book at the entrance of your ceremony site and at your reception. Guests generally sign books upon entering the reception, which can cause lines to backup
• Many wedding retailers offer alternatives to the traditional wedding guest book such as photo mats to be signed by guests before placed in a frame with a wedding photograph
• Make your own guest book if you have the time. Some couples fill scrapbooks with photos from childhood through engagement with blank pages at the end for guests to sign

How to Get the Wedding Guest Book Signed by Everyone：

One way that a bridal couple preserves memories of their special day is to provide a guest book for people to sign as they enter the venues for ceremony and reception. The couple often appoints a trusted friend or family member to take charge of the book and ensure that all guests have the opportunity to sign. The more signatures a wedding guest book contains, the more memories the bride and groom will have to cherish.

Instructions：

• Know what the bride and groom expect you to do, when and where. Most likely, they'll ask you to sit or stand by the guest book before the wedding and during the reception to make sure the book gets signed. Many guests will notice you and sign the book out of courtesy
• Greet each guest party with a friendly smile and an offer to sign the guest book. If they decline, suggest that they may do it later. Again, smile and make them feel welcome
• Accept the wedding gifts as guests enter if that is one of your duties. This will also give you an opening to offer the book to sign
• Circulate during the reception, offering the guest book to those who haven't signed yet. You might sweeten the deal by offering to take pictures of the guests with their own cameras or disposable ones provided by the bride and groom
• Make sure that the bridal party and family members have the opportunity to sign the guest book. Find them during a break with book and pen in hand
• Address each guest on the way out the door and thank them for coming. Offer one more chance to sign the guest book to those who haven't yet 

Tips & Warnings

• If the bridal couple has favors or birdseed packets for each guest, hand them out personally with an offer to sign the guest book at that time
• A friendly smile and welcoming attitude are your most valuable assets in getting all the guests at the wedding to sign the guest book

Package Included:

• 1 x Flowers Ribbon Wedding Guest Book